Category: Web Design
Why I Am Comfortable with Web Site Clinics
Kim Krause Berg got me thinking last week when she wrote Why I’m Not Comfortable with Web Site Clinics, an article that questions the value of those site review sessions you see at almost every search marketing/design conference. At the risk of paraphrasing, Kim’s argument — which I generally agree with — is that the [...]
WMW Members Share E-Commerce Tips
Top 100 E-Commerce Tips WebmasterWorld members are sharing their own e-commerce tips and the group is off to a pretty good start so far. If the quality stays high, there’ll be lots of good stuff in there for the small biz retailer.
Friday Night Link-o-rama
“We all want to be big, big stars … but we got different reasons for that” Let’s start with a couple from one of my favorite topics: Local Search. First, Greg Sterling has an interesting write-up about an interesting search tool called “Palore” that can add a lot of valuable information to local search business [...]
SBS Roundup: Small Business Web Design
Here’s another themed roundup of previous posts here on SBS that I hope will be beneficial to the growing new readership, and even to long-time readers who may have forgotten about some of these from the archives. Today’s theme is Small Business Web Design. These are ordered from newest to oldest. SES Chicago 06: Flash [...]
SES Chicago 06: Flash and Search Engines
Here are my notes from the Wednesday, 11 am session titled “Flash and Search Engines.” We’re in the same room as we were for the “Images and Search Engines” session, but there are about 3x the people in attendance. Shari Thurow, Grantastic Designs * for those who must do Flash sites, link development will be [...]
Some things are too good…
… to wait for the Friday night link roundup. Here’s one: Your Customer and You, by Roy H. Williams. In 2007, your website will need to deliver: Information. Clarity. Truth. Your website should be a window into the soul of your company: 1. Anticipate your customer’s question. This is why you must embrace persona-based writing. [...]
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